science deals with nerve ills, and to prove that qualified aid is needed.
Suggestions and criticisms will be welcomed.

I. G. BRIGGS
THE UNIVERSITY,
BIRMINGHAM,
_June_, 1921

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"Lette than clerkes enditen in Latin, for they have the propertie of
science, and the knowing in that facultie: and lette Frenchmen in their
Frenche also enditen their queinte termes, for it is kyndely to their
mouthes; and let us showe our fantasies in soche wordes as we lerneden of
our dames tongue."

--Chaucer.

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EPILEPSY, HYSTERIA,
AND NEURASTHENIA

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CHAPTER I

MAJOR AND MINOR EPILEPSY

(_Grand and Petit Mal_)